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I can't believe they let Grayson Allen screw them again. The fact that they took the basket away is just insane to me. The shot was already in the air. The "foul" happened after the shot was on its way in. It's one thing if the foul happened before the shot, but this was well after the shot and had no effect on getting the shot off. It shouldn't even be a foul. In fact if they hadn't called it an and-1 they don't even challenge. DeRozan scraping Allen's arm on the way down from a shot should be a no call at worst. The way they officiated this game differently all night for Phoenix and then handed them 2 challenges is a terrible look. DeMar was getting fouled all night and had to b**** and moan endlessly to get some calls in the 3rd quarter.

Isn't Pete more of a defensive guy? Hard to believe that Pete telling Geno Smith to believe in himself made him a pro bowl QB after achieving nothing in his first 8 seasons.

Hard to believe that he got less money than Kimbrel.

That's a good problem to have. Cause that either means Williams had a good rookie year or Waldron ended up unlocking Fields. Either way you're in a good position to go on without Waldron.

I mentioned this before, but Waldron's work with TEs and his use of 2 TE sets makes me think the Bears would be ok taking Bowers at 9 if Odunze and Fashanu are not there.

If it was 2, it made not running even more baffling.

The FG miss aside, I thought the Bills' play calling after the 2 minute warning was a huge headscratcher. They had a 2nd and 9 going into the 2 minute warning and the Chiefs had 3 timeouts. If you score a TD then and there, which is what they were going for on the first play out of the 2 minute warning, you're giving Mahomes the ball with 2 minutes left and 3 time outs. I'd say the chances of him scoring a TD to win the game are pretty good. If you throw the ball twice there and tie the game, which is what ended up happening, you leave Mahomes with at least 1:30 and 3 timeouts to get in FG range, which I would say is very likely to happen. I thought they should have at least tried to run the ball a few more times, burn KC's timeouts, and whatever happens happens. They ran the ball well all game and Cook was getting 6 yards a carry. Not trying to run some clock there when Mahomes is on the other sideline made no sense to me.

Just about everything had gone right for the Packers the past 4 weeks until that 4th quarter. They were on a serious hot streak. Even their crappy defense was playing really well and their offense was turnover free and constantly moving the ball. Aaron Jones got healthy and got more carries which transformed their run game. AJ Dillon getting too many carries was hurting them. They also had no pressure on them being a 7 seed. You saw how much the pressure got to Dallas last week. Good thing Jordan Love tried to play hero ball when he really didn't need to. Seems like he loves trying to force throws to Watson in late and close situations. He's been picked 3 times this year on those throws.

It honestly feels like Rick Hahn is the GM of the Astros now lol

That is an insane amount of money for a closer. Houston doesn't even need him, Pressly was fine last year.

I checked McNeil's twitter and it's there. I'm not sure if he still has sources anymore, but if I were Harbaugh and picking between the Chargers or Falcons, I'd pick the Chargers too just based on the roster situation. One team has a QB and one doesn't.

The fucking Chargers with their 20 fans can afford Harbaugh, but the Bears can't...

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I think the worst case here is they end up with Bowers. He'd be nice fit if they hire Waldron, but they already have Kmet and can easily go get a 2nd TE for cheap in FA. You can argue that Bowers is very versatile and you can line him up anywhere though, but the Bears definitely have a bigger need at WR. I think Odunze is the most optimal pick at 9, followed by Fashanu, Turner, and Bowers.

He just so happens to wear #10 and has similar tools to Trubisky too (much better arm strength though). He's not the same prospect, but there's definitely some PTSD there for Bears fans.

Mel Kiper Jr seems to think the Bears can get the 8th pick for Fields, which is just insane to me. There might be a 1% chance of that happening.

That came from his dad, who he had a big argument over his USC transfer with. They don't always agree on everything.

The Bears' roster situation is way better than every other team he can go to. Who is he going to throw to in Washington? New England? The Bears roster only has maybe 6 holes on it and they have the draft capital and cap space to easily fill those. It's a playoff team if Caleb is any good. That's a great situation to walk into.

It's from a Twitter troll. I saw so many dumb FB posts about it and people in the comments just ate it up. Had any of those people bothered to Google who the guy was, they wouldn't have said anything. The amount of Bears fans who now think Caleb doesn't want to play here or is a diva for saying something like that probably went up by quite a bit from a stupid troll post. All because Elon decided Blue checkmarks only cost $8, people just bought it as fact. Social media fucking sucks.

The NFL putting a playoff game strictly on Peacock is bullshit.

Alright I don't think this is just the refs being bad, if you're a Browns fan I wouldn't blame you for thinking this is rigged. That PI was the softest call imaginable and they missed the obvious call against the Browns.

I thought that wasn't even close in real time. It was obvious the defender hit Njoku way too early.

Fitting how the team played the best basketball of the year right before that and promptly played their worst quarter of the year right after.

That was the best 3 minutes of basketball the Bulls have played all year.

The problem with this plan is the opportunity cost of skipping on this draft's huge haul of QBs. Next year's class is much worse at QB.